00:00 Liam Carrington has had a good tournament and he decimated the field in the 200 meter backstroke
00:05 but here is lane two we already said how hard it is to swim in that outside lane but to do it in
00:10 backstroke when you can't really see left and right he is sitting all on his own he needs to
00:15 move now if he wants that second look at that underwater here comes William Sellers lane six
00:22 he wants his medal in his last year of 1517. Well Liam Carrington just went 15 meters underwater
00:30 on his last turn of a 200 backstroke that's why Liam Carrington is gonna win this 200 backstroke
00:36 from Trinidad 207.71 will has faded and it will allow Brady Lewis from Jamaica to get that second
00:45 position out of lane two. Meantime Dylan Carter who has already booked his spot at the Olympics
00:51 put on a show in the 50 meter freestyle
00:58 look at them go beautiful underwaters for Dylan. I'm gonna have to be quiet for a second. Lamar
01:05 knows he has to go with Dylan if he wants to get that cut the cut is 22.07 Dylan has already gone
01:12 under 22 seconds Dylan is extending his lead 21.98 for Dylan Carter under 22 seconds. Trinidad and
01:23 Bego swimmers then broke a 14 year record in the relay. Look at Trinidad go oh my gosh Jamaica in
01:33 lane three has moved into a medal contention spot they are followed very closely by Bahamas
01:38 right beside them get off of that lane line gentlemen Trinidad is gonna hold on to that
01:46 beautiful swim for them 140.90 is the time to beat. Look at Jamaica look at Jamaica
01:53 is in the water we have a race for third Nolan Barrett
01:58 Nolan Barrett we saw him win that 100 he won that 200 he won that 400 he was phenomenal on the relay
02:08 and we're gonna see him again again coming in the wall touching for a second Trinidad
02:15 dominated and they broke that Trinidadian record that was 140.90 from 2010 by Trinidad
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